Last minute yacht charters Panama

Can you rent a yacht in Panama- do I need a license? The requirements.

In Panama, a license is not specifically required. You simply need to fill out a sailing resume and only charter a yacht that your experience permits. Before you confirm your sailing trip to the Panama, please send us your sailing experience, or a copy of your skipper licence and we will check it for you.If you do not have a skipper license, or experience it is also possible to rent a yacht with a skipper

Which period is best to sail in Panama?

Day 1. Panama – Taboga Island 19,80 km (12,30 nm), Day 2. Taboga Island – San Jose Island 80,25 km (49,86 nm), Day 3. San Jose Island – Isla del Rey, Playa Grande 22,40 km (13,92 nm), Day 4. Isla del Rey, Playa Grande – Isla del Rey, Playa Bongo 30,66 km (19,05 nm), Day 5. Isla del Rey, Playa Bongo – Viveros Island 21,18 km (13,16 nm), Day 6. Viveros Island – Saboga 17,05 km (10,59 nm), Day 7. Saboga – East Island – Panama 64,72 km (40,22 nm)

Day 1. Panama – Saboga 64,42 km (40,03 nm), Day 2. Saboga – Casaya Island 10,60 km (6,59 nm), Day 3. Casaya Island – Viveros Island 8,14 km (5,06 nm), Day 4. Viveros Island – Isla del Rey, San Miguel 5,64 km (3,50 nm), Day 5. Isla del Rey, San Miguel – San Jose Island 26,28 km (16,33 nm), Day 6. San Jose Island – Isla Pedro González 16,57 km (10,29 nm), Day 7. Isla Pedro González – Taboga Island – Panama 82,41 km (51,21 nm)